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  1. Sounds good. Also sounds like the market s unconvinced it's a panacea. But good for you if you doubled. I nearly tripled on Eli Lilly and their diabetes/weight loss drug and while a big deal, it's nowhere near as groundbreaking as what you say about this technology. And yes. I saw the chart deal. Was that around when it doubled? edit: The more I look at this, the more I ope you timed this just right. Otherwise, you're just speculating https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/BE/?fr=sycsrp_catchall
  2. please elaborate. Energy is obviously a major issue in Canada/US relations. If on-site LNG was the be all, end all to our energy needs, we wouldn't still be importing heavy crude. As you said, I see that the Texas refineries need it. I can't find any evidence that LNG is the answer to all our problems. In fact, the stock Sherpa mentioned is at 25, barely above its 5 year high (it did double to that level virtually overnight recently). So, funding was cut by whom for what...?
  3. did any of them have a satellite system with global defense and security implications to sell to Modi?
  4. now you're being obtuse. In the words of the great sherpa, I'm not interested.
  5. but, but, but...I thought you wanted to drain the swamp. Is this not a swamp monster event? Really? Musk meeting with Modi before the actual president seems to support the thread's theme...
  6. Did he make a deal with Modi in the Blair house? trump thought he may have or at least tried to. Is that what you voted for?
  7. he made his 10 mil during a time he wasn't working for the government. none of his deals were done in a setting that implied official government approval. I know the difference is subtle to someone who doesn't appreciate subtlety.
  8. yeah, I get why mangas don't care: they don't understand the significance. I thought the whataboutism would slow after trump won. silly me.. this smells like stool. https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-admits-no-idea-why-171125023.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall
  9. cryptic. are these people working for the government in official government offices, negotiating with world leaders?
  10. it would have been better if a powerful unelected official was not doing private business in an official government office, on the back of taxpayers without any potential upside to them. Is that what you voted for? To make Musk richer and more powerful?
  11. Rebut the argument, not the source.
  12. Eric adams? https://www.dataforprogress.org/blog/2020/1/28/why-aoc-was-right-about-hq2
  13. I admire AOC. She actually is concerned with improving the future for her constituents, many of whom are working class. I didn't lie about trump's statements after Charlottesville. But we surely disagree on the intended meaning of his comments. So where are you on the letter to Bove by the asst. US attorney. the thread topic is Eric Adams. You never answered. Not interested?
  14. crunching so many numbers in so short a time will necessarily result in mistakes. He doesn't care as long as the mistakes support his agenda. so far, they seem to be. certainly, this example does.
  15. I appreciate the answer. We should agree to fundamentally disagree.
  16. this assumes that posting here is all we are doing. I'm also looking into the dairy farmer running for Stefanik's seat in Northern NY. You've just clinched it. I'm sending money. btw, do you think your posts here are impactful in any way? https://www.wwnytv.com/2025/02/04/democrats-name-choice-replace-stefanik-congress/
  17. it's somewhat reassuring that there are still some decent, honorable conservatives. But are there enough? https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/why-the-budding-trump-doj-scandal-is-a-big-deal/ar-AA1z7cvO
  18. Sadly, he knows exactly what he's doing.
  19. de nile is a river in Egypt...perhaps we'll see natural selection in real time again. that should help with the midterms. btw, Is she still alive? How bout the godfather's pizza maga?
  20. Not my experience at all. Most could make much more money in the private sector and very likely will. There is a finite number of people this qualified. We're talking about folks who can afford 3 mil houses not cubicle rats. In IT, many likely will go to silicon valley, strengthening the tech oligarchs and weakening our government. Freedom!!!
  21. No need for concern. Doc has assured us that bird flu is not a threat to humans https://www.msn.com/en-us/science/biology/h5n1-bird-flu-spreading-silently-in-us-as-cdc-data-reveals-unknown-infections-in-vets/ar-AA1z3RgM
  22. yes. great news for future recruitment of the best and brightest for important, demanding government jobs. It's almost like they want the country to fail. They're doing a great job! And the accuracy confidence of this map is "normal", whatever that means. Do you know any highly placed public servants?
  23. seems the transparency is selective, in a bad way https://www.yahoo.com/news/doge-website-posts-classified-information-215218305.html
  24. which maga policies do you oppose? i don't recall seeing one here. oh, and what do you think of the letter except from a NY fed prosecutor to the acting head of justice? did that change your opinion at all? Or are you just no longer interested in the topic?
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